Espera actual
Vehículo particular
Reporte antiguomin
Toll: none published — confirm with CBP, 877-CBP-5511
Mexicali and Calexico
Vehículos particulares: autos, camionetas y vans.
Entrada a Estados Unidos
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Vehículo particular
Reporte antiguomin
Toll: none published — confirm with CBP, 877-CBP-5511
Este sitio no muestra esperas hacia México. Los reportes de CBP cubren la entrada a Estados Unidos.
More on where these numbers come from: how border wait times work.
Última consulta a CBP: · Los reportes se actualizan aproximadamente cada hora
Calexico East is the Imperial Valley’s cargo crossing and the second Calexico road crossing, on SR-7 east of downtown. It serves cars, pedestrians and commercial trucks from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. After 10 p.m., Calexico West downtown stays open around the clock for cars and pedestrians — but takes no trucks.
6 a.m. to 10 p.m. for cars, pedestrians and trucks. Overnight, Calexico West handles cars and pedestrians 24 hours — but no cargo. Individual SENTRI, Ready and FAST lanes keep their own staffing within the schedule, so check the live lane state above.
Yes — this is the Calexico road cargo port, reporting General and FAST commercial waits. FAST is limited to enrolled commercial drivers in designated lanes. Shipment-specific questions go to the port’s official contact page rather than this site.
No. The appointment and southbound-information system Caltrans has described for this crossing is at the feasibility stage — no appointment control or southbound live wait exists yet, there or on this site.
CBP reports General, SENTRI and Ready car waits and a General pedestrian wait. Trucks get General and FAST readings; FAST is for enrolled commercial drivers in designated lanes only.
Opened in 1996 at 1699 East Carr Road, reached by SR-7 from I-8 and SR-98; the Mexican facility is Aduana Sede Mexicali II on Boulevard Abelardo L. Rodríguez. Caltrans has studied an appointment-and-southbound-information system for this crossing, but it is a feasibility effort — nothing is operating.
In 2025 the port handled about 2.7 million US-bound personal vehicles, 581,000 pedestrians and 447,000 trucks (port-level BTS counts). January led for cars; trucks peaked in March.